St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber Of Commerce.

There was only fair inquiry on the local
board for wheat, and that was confined to
cash wheat for immediate delivery. Sample
tables were well covered, receipts being As
cars with 81 shipped out. Duluth received
20 cars. Prices of milling wheat started in
fairly steady, and first sales were about as
high as those of the day before. but the later
decline carried prices down from I,c to slc
all around Wheat for future delivery was
not wanted. Local stocks are expected to
show an increase of 125, 900 for the week.
Following are the closing quotations.: No l
hard, IN store, cash 69l2c; November, 7Olsc;
IOs4c; No. Northern in store, cash, 66Ic;
November, 67c; December, 6S1ac: NAV.
74l2e; on track. 671s@68lac; No. North.
ern, IN store. cash, 61s!c; November, 62l2c;
Sales included: Twelve cars No. l hard.
delivered, 7lc; 30 cars No. 1 hard. lie;
car No. hard, f. o. b., 71Iec; l car No.
hard, 7ol2c; 8 cars No. Northern, delivered
67lac; 3 ears No. 1 Northern, delivered
6Slac; 10 cars No. l Northern to arrive
6Il2c; . cars No. l Northern, o. t., 67Iac:
30 cars No; l Northern. CSC; II car No 1
69l2c; D ears No Northern, delivered, &C;
80 cars No. Northern, o. t.. Csc; 5 ears
No l Northern, original way bill. Csc; 20
cars No. Northern, Csc; is cars No. 2
> cars No. 2 Northern sc transit, Gle;
cars No. 2 Northern, delivered, 64c: car
sample, 70c;1 car sample, 64c;9 cars sample
63c; car sample, zoe; IL cars no grade,
6Oc; l car no grade, delivered, 62c; 5 cars
no grade, delivered, &c; 3 cars no grade.
delivered, 61lac; l car rejected, delivered.
63c; cars rejected, delivered, 6Oc; 3 cars
No. barley, f. o. b.. 53l2c; 1 car barley,
4Sc; L car hay. o. t., $3.50; 1 car hay, O. t.
SS.25 ~
Flour-The Market Record says: The de-
mand to-day was quite up to the wants of
sellers in quantity. while prices remained
steady all around. The stocks of old wheat
hold out well, and while nearly all flour buy
ers prefer that made from the old crop, Min
neapollS millers have, on account OF the old
spring. wheat held up this way, been able to
meet their requirements. A few parties buy
ing have taken new at small discount. since
it is found to be in shape for milling satisfac-
torially. How long the old wheat will hold
out now will depend altogether ON the de-
mand for it. There were few orders taken
to-day for forward delivery, but us a general
thing buyers are not pushing this branch of
their trade. Patents, sacks TO local dealers,
S4.15@4.25; patents TO ship, sacks, car lots.
S4Oo04.15 in barrels, $4.25G14. 30; deliv-
cred cred to New England Ja points, S4.90@5; New
adelphia and Baltimore, 81. 75@4 80; bakers,
S3.35@3.60; superfine, 81. S5@2 SO; red dog.
sack. S1.50@1.60 red dog, barrels, I.75@
1.S5; rye flour, pure cwt., $1.75.
Bran and Shorts-The bran market is ouiet
and firm Mt $40 25@1O.75 for fair stock:
shorts moving at S1l 50@13. The demand
continues to keep the market pretty wen sold
down.
Corn-Remains quiet at 9039Ibe for fair
samples on track, and an occasional car is
called for to go ont. Generally there is not
much other inquiry than that for local use.
oats-Prces remain steady at the recent
decline. with fair NO. i to No. white going
at 24la@25l2c: No. 5 and rejected 22624c
Oh track.
Barley-There was moderate INQUIRY for
me samples, and good No. was figuring in